what are the most reliable sources of information when researching a subject?
in order, what are the most reliable sources of information when researching a subject ad how do you determine reliability of a source of information.
Academic journals are the most reliable source of information. These are peer-reviewed by experts in that field for accuracy before being published.
Academic textbooks are also reliable, however, do pay caution to these as they are not always peer-reviewed and also the information presented can be outdated.
You'll ideally want to avoid web resources dependant on your course, unless these are of course for accessing reports published by the MoJ, NHS, etc.
Academic textbooks are also reliable, however, do pay caution to these as they are not always peer-reviewed and also the information presented can be outdated.
You'll ideally want to avoid web resources dependant on your course, unless these are of course for accessing reports published by the MoJ, NHS, etc.
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